See also On Track courses on pages 50-52.
You will need to have a CRB check for these courses.
CACHE Level 1 Diploma in
Caring for Children (QCF) This qualification is designed to give you the basic knowledge and skills you need in caring for young children.
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addition to the qualification, it offers the opportunity to undertake the Personal and Social Development (PSD) units and gain vocational experience in a work environment.
Entry requirements: No formal qualifications are required, but you will need to have a college assessment.
Possible next step: Level 2 Childcare qualifications.
CACHE Level 2 Diploma for Children and Young People’s
Workforce (QCF) This course provides you with the skills and knowledge you need to work with children from birth – 19 years. As part of the course, you will be required to gain vocational experience where your competence will be assessed by a qualified assessor.
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Entry requirements: No formal qualifications are required, but you will need to have a college assessment.
Possible next step: Progress to the Level 3 Diploma or gain employment within a care setting.
CACHE Level 3 Diploma for Children and Young People’s
Workforce (QCF) This course is delivered over a period of 2 years and is designed to help you build skills and the knowledge needed for working with children and young people from birth – 19 years. It covers a wide range of job roles and occupational areas. You will need to demonstrate competence in a ‘real’ work environment where you will be assessed by a qualified assessor.
Entry requirements: You must have 5 GCSEs grade D or above or a Level 2 Diploma in Caring for Children - and Functional Skills (Maths and English) at Level 1. You will need to have a college assessment.
Possible next step: University or Foundation Degree, or employment as a practitioner in care setting.
Tuition is free for 16-18 year olds. All courses are subject to change – call 020 7613 9123.
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